Home Automation: Are You Inviting Intruders Inside?

Just as you do not want the IP addressable web cam in your home unprotected, you do not want the high-tech devices in your home unprotected.

When 'Smart Homes' Get Hacked: I Haunted A Complete Stranger's House Via The Internet

Cybercasing and the car community

http://roadwax.com/2012/07/10/cyber-casing-did-you-just-geo-tag-your-car-keys-to-a-criminal/

Really, think before you post...

...but more importantly, think before you act ('cause it might be posted by somebody else):
http://shine.yahoo.com/shine-food/burger-king-employee-stands-lettuce-busted-internet-163700384.html

Why we need more education on privacy

I couldn't give a more powerful example of why we need more education on privacy issues.

This is a feed of Twitter users posting their credit and debit cards online. Together with some of the tweets being geo-located, this is enough information for anybody to use the card to pay bills :-)
https://twitter.com/#!/needadebitcard

Google Scare

Scary example how powerful Google is even with just using the text search interface:
http://www.johntedesco.net/blog/2012/06/21/how-to-solve-impossible-problems-daniel-russells-awesome-google-search-techniques/

NOT Cybercasing

Well, of course law enforcement agencies can also use Geo-Tags to find the criminals. Pretty much anti-cybercasing. Here is the news about it:

http://gizmodo.com/5901430/these-breasts-nailed-anonymous-hacker-in-fbi-case

Companies getting paid to know everything about you

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/09/when-you-let-the-world-see-you/